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The departure of 80% of trained occupational therapists from Nigeria exacerbates the country's rehabilitation crisis, leaving millions without essential services. With only a handful of practitioners remaining, health institutions struggle to meet the needs of patients across the nation.
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has issued a crucial advisory for Nigerians to remain vigilant for signs that may indicate potential building collapses. The agency emphasizes the importance of recognizing early warning signs to prevent loss of life and property.
A recent investigation reveals that dwindling donor contributions and ineffective government policies are severely impacting the care of HIV patients in Rivers and Akwa Ibom states. This critical situation raises urgent accountability questions regarding the protection and support of people living with HIV in the region.
Paediatricians have raised concerns that the use of mosquito coils may lead to respiratory disorders in children, citing harmful smoke and pollutants. They urge parents to consider safer alternatives for mosquito control.
Igho Ubiribo, a 43-year-old Nigerian-British businessman, has tragically died following a penis enlargement procedure in Thailand, highlighting the risks associated with cosmetic surgeries abroad. An inquest revealed that Ubiribo suffered a pulmonary embolism, linked to the filler injection, leading to his untimely death in March 2023.
Former Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo reveals that his wife's switch to fresh orange juice led to unexpected health issues, raising questions about dietary choices. This candid disclosure highlights the complexities of seemingly healthy lifestyle changes.
Cancer remains a leading health concern, influenced by a variety of preventable risk factors. Understanding these risks, including infections and lifestyle choices, is crucial for effective prevention strategies.
An investigation reveals that the Jos University Teaching Hospital's psychiatric services are overwhelmed by a surge in mental health cases, raising concerns about patient care and resources. Stakeholders call for urgent measures to address the increasing demand for mental health support.
The Plateau State Government has ordered an immediate closure of all public and private schools in response to suspected diphtheria cases reported in four local government areas. This precautionary measure, effective from September 7, aims to safeguard the health of students and staff.
Doctors at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital have called off their strike action after receiving an apology from the family of a woman accused of assaulting a physician. The hospital management has also committed to implementing stronger protections for its healthcare staff.
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has called for the establishment of sanitary pad banks in Nigerian schools to ensure that girls do not miss classes due to menstruation. This demand was made during the Nigeria Menstrual Health Product Forum 2026, highlighting the urgent need for affordable menstrual products and better facilities.
A new digital directory and verified listing platform has been introduced by a tech entrepreneur, addressing the unique demands of the African software market.
